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CNN Tech's Rachel Crane goes hands on with the Super Nintendo Classic Edition -- a miniature version of the company's 1991 gaming console.

Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have left devastation in their wakes, racking up more than $100 billion in damages, according to Moody's Analytics and Enki Research.

Science is looking for a better way to diagnose people with concussions. Tech's solution? Look at the eyes.

Hundreds of passengers are stranded at the San Juan airport in Puerto Rico. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.

A Chinese company has developed an amphibious drone that can move at 112 mph.

Equifax facing investigations from both federal regulators and individual states. Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro leads the investigation by 47 states. He calls the breach an "outrageous display of corporate malfeasance."

Puerto Rico is the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. Two hurricanes later, the government is struggling to help its people. Will the island get debt relief?

The world's second-biggest diamond, Lesedi La Rona, sold at a private sale for $53 million.

The #TakeAKnee movement was re-energized after President Donald Trump criticized NFL players for kneeling during the national anthem.

Credit reporting bureau Equifax announced Richard Smith's retirement three weeks after it disclosed a hack that compromised the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans.

The prototype of an electric self-flying taxi took its first test flight in Dubai.

Ovie Mughelli played nine seasons in the NFL.He says the players taking a knee aren't disrespecting the flag or the country -- it's about inequality and injustice against black Americans.

Angela Merkel has vowed to get AfD voters back.She's fighting against a wave of economic and political discontent that has swept Europe and the United States. CNN's Fareed Zakaria gives his take.

Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund has a wide ranging discussion with CNNMoney's Editor-at-large Richard Quest

After years at Fox News, Megyn Kelly debuted "Megyn Kelly Today," her morning news show that veers away from politics and hard news.

CNN spoke to Uber and "Black Cab" drivers about the decision by Transport for London not to renew Uber's license in the city.

Bill Carter and Brian Stelter run through some of the week's biggest media stories -- from a NYT reporter "being fed a story" while dining in the same restaurant as Trump's lawyer, to Sean Spicer's controversial Emmys appearance, to Megyn Kelly's new show.

CNN takes a look back at some of Vice President Joe Biden's most memorable misstatements.

Christine Brennan says Trump's comments about the NFL have "presented the most amazing journalistic platter" to sports reporters, and that "there's no doubt this is one of the biggest sports stories and cultural stories" in years.

Platforms like Facebook and Twitter have long been untouched by government regulation -- they've been a sandbox for innovation and free expression. But after Facebook's disclosure that it sold ads to Russians that targeted US citizens during the election, tech leaders are scrambling to make change as lawmakers call for increased regulation.